MORNING BULLETIN: How the Bus Éireann strike impacts you; Frances Fitzgerald to outline proposal for independent review of Gardaí

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IRELAND: Our team of reporters talk to people from Cork, Kerry, Waterford and Limerick on how the Bus Éireann strike is having an effect across their cities.

IRELAND: The Tánaiste and Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald will outline proposals for an independent review of the Gardaí to Cabinet this morning.

IRELAND: Maurice McCabe has been granted full legal representation for the duration of the Tribunal into his alleged smearing.

IRELAND: Parents of children with autism and special needs marched in Cork yesterday over the lack of services.

WORLD: US president Donald Trump has called Vladimir Putin to offer condolences over the St Petersburg tube bombing.

WORLD: The Church of England has become embroiled in a row with chocolate giant Cadbury and the National Trust over an Easter egg hunt.

BUSINESS: Clare County Council’s €7m- a-year “cash cow” at one of the country’s most popular visitor attractions, the Cliffs of Moher is under threat.

SPORT: Rassie Erasmus anxiously awaits update on CJ Stander injury.

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FEATURES: From what to put in the card to how to stop your child flashing the cash, First Holy Communions can be fraught with financial pitfalls. Here's the latest consumer advice with Gráinne McGuinness.

VIRAL: This dog went in for surgery and afterwards, well, you can see he didn't have the worst time.

SHOWBIZ: TV star Bradley Walsh will release a second album later this year after he was crowned the UK’s most successful debut artist of 2016.